Photo Assignment #7 :: Motion in Photography

[@brucemacwilliams3215]

Ted, I have been shooting photos my whole life, but I have to honestly say, you are an excellent teacher, that inspires me to explore new modes of photography. Thank you!

[@Boeuuf]

Oh yeah, finally I have some time to attend. And i have some ideas already. I haven't been commenting a lot here but I love the channel and the work you do. I get so happy every time I watch these episodes and inspired to shoot more. Thanks Ted!

[@leslielesliesusan5914]

Can't tell when the photo in motion due? And love your voice, clarity, and comfort you give to indulge in our passions; even when we are not professionals. And love the name too, The Art of Photography. Most respectfully, leslie. Tabony

[@WhenWillILearn]

Cannot believe your doing another episode on Sugimoto. I just started a video on his work and I just rewatched your older video on his work. Then this. Love what you do, love what Sugimoto does.

[@MikeJamesMedia]

I enjoy you channel in general, Ted, but especially enjoy how you show historical images by a wide range of photographers when you're discussing a context. Lots of food for thought for new photographers, and a great review for those who may have seen these images in the past and forgotten them. Thank you!

[@malvinacarabas5768]

Absolutely brilliant video ! Best photography channel on KZbin hands down . Thank you .

[@cristophersepulveda1133]

We need this section back Ted please you're the best Greetings from Dominican Republic

[@patricialeonard9622]

I love these videos on the historical aspects of photography. Your Vlogs where you are driving around in your Jeep are OK for fillers but these edu videos is where you shine🙂

[@pixiedixie3682]

Patricia Leonard I'm agree totally

[@RussellSpencerOfficial]

Motion is a fascinating aspect of stills. A great exponent of motion, not in photography but painting, was Francis Bacon. I know he was totally fascinated with the photographs by Muybridge.

[@konstantinweber1377]

I learned so much since i found your channel! Thanks a lot!

[@theartofphotography]

Thanks Konstantin

[@konstantinweber1377]

Wow, thanks for replying! :) I'm already waiting for your next video!

[@FelixSchadeck]

I haven't watched the video yet as I am saving it as a "reward" for a bit later. But I am so pumped to see this title because this is exactly what I've been focusing on over the last months. And a lot of my recent interest in this comes from your videos, such as the one on Titarenko. Very very excited for this assignment.

[@joangilisuarez7090]

Great video. One of your best ones this year. Mixing a concept , motion, and history of photography and also the interactivity of an assignment makes the video really valuable.

[@jimkeener3773]

Hmm. Too late for this one, and I have two great candidates. This is such a good topic that I'm near certain you'll run it again. And then! Watching this video was a joy. Tying the assignment to a historical process is marvelous. I'm eager to participate. Thank you.

[@KidWiz3]

This will be my first Photo Assignment, I am still a bit foggy on how I go about submitting it to you. I am really exciteed to do one, though! I love the feeling of being able to challenge myself and learn from myself!

[@jenethompsonart]

I am LOVING these photo assignments! Great video.

[@nico.m8346]

You could also give us some tips on video editing. You have become pretty good at it. And thank you for synthetizing all those concepts for us!

[@NaihadMohan]

I have been following your videos for the last year or so and have been blown away by the quality of the concepts you present and the simplicity with which you do that. Regarding motion, I would love to have your views on panning, i feel it makes for pretty interesting images, with the subject in motion being frozen and the stationary elements conveying the sense of movement. Would love to have your views on the same. Please keep bringing out your amazing videos.

[@Nicolasestarriaga]

My teacher of Theory of the Image showed us Ernst Haas work 1 month ago and, besides, the cover of this video is an image taken in my city during San Fermines party/celebration, in Pamplona, which is located in the top of Spain in Navarre. Such a coincidence, hahaha. By the way love the content do you make on youtube, i learn a lot, thank you!

[@MrFloris]

Cool, another assignment. Thank you for your explanations and for making the video, I had fun watching it and it was quite inspiring to be honest. I can't wait to try a few things out.

[@mhsvz6735]

Cool beans. Thanks for another interesting video.

[@nuckinfuts5481]

You can also take a look at some of Victor Skrebneski's work; often using motion.

[@majopgalli]

Great video Ted!! it is a great and extremely inspiring photographers selection!

[@michivanhalen7086]

This video was so great and helpful. I love that you show so many photos!

[@TylerMatthewHarris]

Are you going to do an episode about the big solar eclipse that's coming up in August? I want to take pics but I'm assuming you'll need something to keep from burning out the sensor.

[@RomanMestas]

Great information. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Nivenization]

Thank you Mr. Ted Forbes.

[@Pauline-gb8fq]

Long exposures has always been my favourite!! That's why when you introduced me the works of Alexey, I fell in love 😍. But maybe since I always do long exposures, I should try fast shutter speed when submitting something for this photo assignment #7... or both 🤔

[@Gelo31415]

Ted, I love your videos here. Awesome content! I was wondering, do you have a list of YOUR favourite photographers? Maybe a blog entry with links together with what you enjoy about their work?

[@isidrolambarricerdena30]

Hi cool photo assignment. But I can't find how to upload my photos, how can I do it? And also thanks Ted you have created a complete new of teaching a lot about photography, thanks for that.

[@RexColte]

was a bit surprised to not have the moon/sky as the assignment. But Motion is a great choice as well, looking forward to participate!

[@theartofphotography]

We'll get there ;-) Probably should do that when there's going to be a full moon…

[@joebosak8502]

This is a particularly good video, one of your best.

[@stephanedubarry8624]

Excellent as usual

[@Bas10x]

fascinating video :) really loving this channel lately!

[@Sketchmee5]

I learned so much English from you Sir!👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SirRoundsoundRecords]

You're awesome! It means a lot to me that you'll also participate in these photo-challenges. It takes balls and though not many teachers do this, it gives such a great confident boost to my learning experience. I can't thank you enough, respect and love! :)

[@zumponer4257]

I'm very excited. I hope you enjoy my piece Ted!

[@HoracioBertorello]

Thanks for this! I just discovered this at Photo Assignment #7. I hope I can catch up!

[@perpetualmoto]

Thank you so much for these Assignments!! You have a great way to help me take a step back and critique my photography by learning about another professionals work...One quick question; In 50 or 150 years who are "they" going to say are the Photographers who led the 21st century? Today it seems like everyone calls themselves a photographer and to be honest I've seen some pretty amazing photos come off a cell phone...I feel like our game and playing field has changed...Who is spectacular today in your opinion? Thanks for all your work!

[@andrelousada]

This was an amazing episode! :) So many poetry in the images that you showed. This was very inspiring Ted. You motivated me me to try some things this week. :)

[@98monse]

thank you thank you thank youuu for this knowledge. Im new here, how can I submit my photo?

[@davisparkhurst6637]

Can you make a video about what is in your camera bag for street photography... also maybe a video about quality cheap cameras... Thanks =)

[@Gnshksvr]

Lovely assignment Ted, I'm hoping to hear your input on my submissions made on The Art of Photography Facebook page for this assignment. Cheers!

[@luciastrougo]

Excellent! Thank you

[@ardalandb5202]

hi ted thanks for the video, i love to use motion in my photography can u help me how to start with that? do u have any tips for me? im a fine art photographer

[@MyBballer9]

How can I shoot a moving car with a blury/moving background that implies motion. Or The wheels who spin

[@pierrebouchard4289]

So much knowledge ... Thank you for sharing it ... :-)

[@jiangchangzhu5186]

Thanks for your video which really help me have a in-depth understanding of Motion. :p

[@TheMayotenis]

Great video.

[@Jeffsuon]

When you said abou time, i remember the film Lucy. Great Content!!!

[@FridaandLuna]

You are gonna make my wife's day when I show her that you featured an 🇦🇱 Albanian photographer.

[@ZeacorZeppelin]

I excel at these types of photos

[@kimberlykylemontes5799]

Thank you very much!

[@rawitty-grabowski3840]

Hey Ted (and everyone else). This question has probably already been asked, but why can we not also submit on Flickr, for example via a dedicated Flickr group?

[@MertYazal]

Run!

[@lashknife01]

Hey, is this closed now? If not how can I enter my image? Thanks

[@gregdesign]

i like to post some motion but dont now wher

[@JocelenJanon]

Keen to participate, but where do I sent / post my picture?

[@RexColte]

Jocelen Janon there is a specific video to that as far as I know

[@MrJonymacarroni]

Why can't you see anyone in Sugimoto's photos if there is people, in theory, for the whole exposure?

[@punkt646]

so the only "condition" is expressing motion?

[@AJ-gd3su]

love it

[@realvisionentertainmentl.l9409]

how to submit a photo

[@sisophoto]

please see above

[@franciscohestnes]

How can we submit our photos?

[@sisophoto]

you can share photos on Facebook on The Art of Photography page or use the ashtag #photoassignments on Twitter and Instagram

[@shakkicee]

Hey Ted, would it be asked too much of you to reactivate your Flickr group for photo assignments? I'm neither on Facebook nor on Instagram, and Flickr is not as dead yet as it may seem ... so I'd prefer to participate via Flickr. Would be great if that was possible!

[@PavlosPapageorgiou]

0:30 ...or theatre.

[@denizkendirci]

by using high shutter speed to freeze the motion of an object will give the sense of motion if the object is frozen in a image which indicates an impossible position to be perceived as balanced according to laws of physics. example: 1- speeding car being shot with high shutter speed freezes the motion of a car. and it's frozen state in image can be perceived as a balance state according to newton's law of motion. because a car already can stand still on a street normally. so the result is no different than taking the shot of a non-moving car. 2- splashing water being shot with high shutter speed also freezes the motion. but the frozen state in image cannot be perceived as a balance state. because the gravity (meaning laws of physics) wont allow those droplets of water to be in suspended in air completely still. so the person who looks at the image perceives it as a transitional state.

[@punkt646]

so the only "condition" is expressing motion

[@ffuadf1]

first like

[@carsonfischer7010]

FFuad Ahmed Tanmoy damn fine job bud, i am so proud of you

[@ugura3248]

Your family must be proud of you

[@paulinefollett3099]

You must be so proud of yourself.

[@CollectorsUnboxingGamesfigures]

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[@FridaandLuna]

You are gonna make my wife's day when I show her that you featured an 🇦🇱 Albanian photographer.